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Fire Shoal Bay Sparsely Populated With Mission Grass It Will Be Interesting To See What Grass Genus Returns To Dominate The Reduced Canopy The Bush Fire Created July Second 2022 Shoal Bay
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Fire Shoal Bay The Cambium Of The Tree Is Damaged So That The Tree Cannot Photosynthesize Or Is Structurally Unsound & After Some Time Falls July Second
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Fire Shoal Bay Two Out Of Three Tree Trunks Remain Standing While The Only Remains Of The Fallen One Is Its White Ashes On The Blackened Ground July 2nd 2022 Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Crematogaster laeviceps Arboreal Nesting By Colonizing Acacia plectocarpa Rust Infected Seed Pods Shoal Bay 01
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Formicidae sp. Crematogaster laeviceps Arboreal Nesting By Colonizing Acacia plectocarpa Rust Infected Seed Pods Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Crematogaster laeviceps Arboreal Nesting By Colonizing Acacia plectocarpa Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Crematogaster laeviceps On Acacia plectocarpa Developing Galled Seed Pods Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Possibly Crematogaster laeviceps On Acacia plectocarpa Developing Galled Seed Pods Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Possibly Monomorium donisthorpei On Acacia plectocarpa Developing Seed Pods With Galled Tissues Caused By A Rust Disease Fungus Atelocauda digitata Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Possibly Opisthopsis haddoni On Acacia plectocarpa Diseased Seed Pod Cleaning Its Antenna Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Possibly Opisthopsis haddoni On Acacia plectocarpa Foraging On A Seed Pod With Galled Tissues From A Fungus Disease Shoal Bay
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Formicidae sp. Possibly Opisthopsis haddoni On Acacia plectocarpa Foraging On A Seed Pod With Galled Tissues From Fungus Disease Shoal Bay
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Female With Whiteish Colouration Of Her Wide Periophthalmic Rings & Keratin Trapped Carunculations Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Male With Pinkish Colouration Of His Periophthalmic Rings & More Milia Or Trapped Keratin Carunculations Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair Eating The Ripe End Of The Centrosema pubescens Fruit Pod Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair Female With Uncharacteristic Grey Breast Plumage & Brood Patch Fluffing On A Cold Tropical Morning Urban Darwin 01
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair Female With Uncharacteristic Grey Breast Plumage & Brood Patch Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair Male Fluffing On A Cold Tropical Morning Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair Male While Remaining In The Foraging Area Still Takes The Fledgling For Occasional Flying Lessons Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair Male With Characteristic Tall Crest Plumage Announcing His State Of Mind Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair The Female Needs Her Bill & Zygodactyl Foot To Manipulate The Centrosema pubescens Fruit Pod To Access The Apex & Riper End Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair The Female Picking The Centrosema pubescens Fruit Pod Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair The Male Exceptional Foot & Bill Coordination While Picking & Splitting The Centrosema pubescens Fruit Pod Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Breeding Pair The Male Removes The Centrosema pubescens Fruit Pod From The Female’s Talons Possibly Demonstrating Sharing Or Dominance Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Cacatuidae Biting Talons Is A Major Socialization Technique Used To Show Dominance Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Fledgling Keeping Low To The Ground While Foraging Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Fledgling With Continual Begging Almost Becoming A Constant Contact Call With Adults Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Fledgling With Most Plumage Tinged With Adolescent Light Grey Urban Darwin
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Galah Eolophus roseicapill kuhli Fledgling With Pink Plumage With White Tinge On Chest & Crest Overall It Has Much Lighter Plumage Especially On Eye-ring Compared To Adults Urban Darwin
